Soybean Futures--- Soybean futures in the January contract are trading higher for the 2nd consecutive session up $0.10 at 10.04 a bushel hitting a 6 week high as the grain market in general is starting to come to life to the upside.

Crude Oil Futures--- Crude oil futures in the January contract are currently trading lower by $0.80 at 57.56 a barrel as I have been recommending a bullish position from around the 53.15 level and if you took the trade the stop loss stands at 55.75, however in tomorrow's trade that will be raised to 56.32 as the chart structure will improve on a daily basis as the monetary risk will be lowered.

Natural Gas Futures--- Natural gas futures in the January contract are trading lower by 5 points at 3.00 continuing its bearish momentum as I am not currently involved in this market, but I'm looking at entering into a bullish position once the chart structure improves as the risk/reward are not in your favor at the present time.

Natural Gas Futures--- Natural gas futures in the January contract settled last Friday in New York at 2.91 while currently trading at 3.11 up about 20 points for the trading week experiencing extremely volatile conditions on a day-to-day basis as it looks to me that a bottoming pattern is starting to take place as I'm currently not involved, but I'm looking at a possible bullish position soon.

Crude Oil Futures--- Crude oil futures in the January contract settled last Friday in New York at 58.95 a barrel while currently at 57.81 down about $1 for the week unable to crack the critical $60 level at this time.

Crude Oil Futures--- Crude oil futures in the January contract are currently trading lower by $0.15 at 57.84 a barrel down for the 2nd consecutive session as I still remain bullish as I have been recommending a trade from around the 53.15 level & if you took the trade continue to place the stop loss under the 2 week low standing at 55.00, however that will be raised on a daily basis starting tomorrow therefore lowering the monetary risk.

Natural Gas Futures--- Natural gas futures in the January contract rallied have sharply over the last 2 trading sessions after hitting a yearly low in last Friday's trade & now has rallied about 25 points over the last 2 sessions currently up another 12 points at 3.14 as I'm currently not involved in this market looking at a possible bullish position in the days ahead.

Crude Oil Futures--- Crude oil futures in the January contract are breaking a 3 day winning streak down 77 cents at 58.15 a barrel weaker despite the fact that the products of heating oil & unleaded gasoline are higher in today's trade reversing some of the sharp gains we experienced last week.

Dollar Index Futures--- The U.S dollar in the December contract settled last Friday at 93.57 while currently trading at 92.92 lower for the 2nd consecutive session hitting a 6 week low as I'm looking at a possible short position, however the chart structure is poor at the present time as the 10 day high stands at 94.54 as the risk is around $1,600 which is too much for this currency at this time in my opinion.

Natural Gas Futures--- Natural gas prices in the January contract traded lower for the 4th consecutive session ending the week on a sour note hitting a 1 year low after settling last Friday in New York at 3.19 while currently trading at 2.91 down 28 points for the trading week all blamed on extremely warm weather in the Midwestern part of the United States therefore hurting demand.

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